Luther_
"Rebel. Genius. Liberator."
During the early 16th century, idealistic German monk Martin Luther, disgusted by the materialism in the church, begins the dialogue that will lead to the Protestant Reformation.
Updated Feb 16, 2026
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Box office
Luther earned $29.4M against a $30.0M budget.
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Year context
Luther was released 23 years ago in 2003.
CAST (20)
Joseph Fiennes
Martin Luther
Jonathan Firth
Girolamo Aleander
Claire Cox
Katharina von Bora
Alfred Molina
Johann Tetzel
Peter Ustinov
Frederick
Bruno Ganz
Johann von Staupitz
Uwe Ochsenknecht
Leo X
Maria Simon
Hanna
Mathieu Carrière
Cardinal Jacob Cajetan
Benjamin Sadler
Georg Spalatin
Jochen Horst
Andreas Karlstadt
Marco Hofschneider
Ulrich
Anian Zollner
Philipp von Hessen
Herb Andress
Gunter
Torben Liebrecht
Charles V
Lars Rudolph
Philip Melanchton
Christopher Buchholz
Von der Eck
Timothy Peach
Von Miltitz
Felix Klare
Student
JW
Jens Winter
Fugger-Revisor
CREW
BOX OFFICE
$30.0M
Budget
$29.4M
Revenue
-2%
ROI
BREAK EVEN
Verdict
STUDIOS (1)
DETAILS
Release
Status
Released
Runtime
123 min (2h 3m)
Language
English
Country
Rating
6.4/10 (331 votes)
Popularity
5
Budget
$30,000,000
Box Office
$29,400,000
Profit
$-600,000
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is Luther about?
During the early 16th century, idealistic German monk Martin Luther, disgusted by the materialism in the church, begins the dialogue that will lead to the Protestant Reformation.
How long is Luther?
Luther has a runtime of 123 minutes (2h 3m).
Who directed Luther?
Luther was directed by Eric Till.
Who stars in Luther?
The cast of Luther includes Joseph Fiennes, Jonathan Firth, Claire Cox, Alfred Molina, Peter Ustinov.
How much did Luther make at the box office?
Luther earned $29,400,000 worldwide at the box office. The production budget was $30,000,000.
What is the rating of Luther?
Luther has a rating of 6.4 out of 10 based on 331 votes on TMDB.
GENRES (2)
Drama
History
KEYWORDS (10)
affectation
protestant church
church
catholicism
historical drama
angry
16th century
martin luther
admiring
adoring